Katherine Smyrk

When Mel C first auditioned for a new girl group in 1994, she had no idea what kind of journey she was about to embark on. She talks to Zan Rowe about the moments that made the Spice Girls.

Three years ago, a British journalist and a Brazilian ranger disappeared in the Amazon. A new podcast tells their story, and shows how the fight for the forest impacts us all. 

Plus remembering queer literature icon Edmund White and Baby Reindeer's creator is headed to Australia for a TV industry summit.

A quiet and beautiful new documentary shows the journey of the Burrell family, who took failing farming land and rewilded it, creating something unique and possibly game-changing.

David Attenborough is turning 99 and he is furious

Ruby Gill was born and raised in Johannesburg, South Africa, but now the musician calls Australia home. She talks about her new album, touring the country in a tent and the lessons we can learn from animals.

For the past half-century, US sketch show Saturday Night Live has defied the odds, delivering weekly live shows and lifting up some of the most famous comedy creators in history.

A children's action romp, a violent revenge flick, an erotic thriller: these are our favourite films to watch on Valentine's Day that aren't rom-coms.

Looking for a way to while away those long summer days or pass the time on a road trip? From the real story of Free Willy to a dating show with a difference, we bring you four new podcasts to get your ears around.

Timothée Chalamet stars as the revered troubadour in a rollicking biopic that charts his rise to stardom, set against the discord and division of 1960s America.